Recent content by Steven Ibold

Haven't gotten to my own "senior design" class yet -- Mine is only one semester compared to all the other Engineering student's two, so I don't know the scale of our projects compared to theirs. Anyway, a little bit of a dead thread revival here, but I just wanted to thank you all for your...

Will do!

I just started an internship (of sorts) -- at least we're (different team) called "interns" in the documents. But that's driving around doing time studies. I'm wondering if there's more

Makes sense, but I want to be sure. I was looking for a difference between what's inferred in a classroom versus real-world experience. Most of my classes so far have been math and physics based. We already have what we call an "innovation lab" with all of the stuff for soldering, programming...

I figured. I was joking as well, but it's not uncommon to see online

Got it. I'll add "push brooms" to the list of required lab equipment. Should I have the students purchase them as well? /sarcasm To be honest I don't think I've heard any animosity between the engineering disciplines at my school. Or, as an IE, it's all being told behind my back.

So back in 2012 I my dad, Ken Ibold, posted a thread titled "Industrial engineers in the house?" (can't link it what with being new and all), where we asked for any input from Industrial Engineers on what to expect as a student. Well, I am now in my senior year and have come back to ask for help...